Sentence examples for in a readable format from inspiring English sources

The most inflammatory part of the effort has been India's threat to block encrypted BlackBerry services, widely used by corporations, unless phone companies provide access to the data in a readable format.

The passwords were stored as salted hashes, an encryption process which renders it computationally impossible to retrieve the original password in a readable format, and Mozilla says that, by themselves, they "cannot be used to authenticate with the MDN website today".

You have to store it in a readable format like XML.

Glass can open the article as a webpage, and if the post is a text-post, it will optimize for the glass reader and present the text in a readable format.

Creating tools to extract unique file types and tools to view those files in a readable format will become the weapons in the e-discovery vendor's arsenal.

A significant leap forward was made with the realization that however 'optimized' the layout of the diagram it was too large to be displayed in a readable format on a single page (as had always been the aim when working on a smaller scale when trying to produce a 'publication ready' layout).

The authors are to be commended for tackling such an enormous project and successfully presenting it in such a readable format.

The development of CompChem started back in the summer of 2009 with the initial goal of archiving our published computational quantum chemistry results [30 34], which were calculated using the convenient software Gaussian 03, in a machine readable format and stored in a queriable database for automating the studies of chemical reactions in a combustion system.

What if, instead of that tedious and/or tortuous process, web users could gain real-time access to their personal data in a machine readable format as a matter of course?

Beyond the work that they've done with different non-profits, the two co-founders have also managed to push the USDA to publish eligibility requirements for food stamps in 42 states in a machine readable format on data.gov.

Such a conceptualization is expressed in a machine readable format, for example the Web Ontology Language (OWL) (McGuinness and Van Harmelen 2004).